Avenir, Three-Building, 486-Unit Mixed-Use Project at 1072 & 1075 West Side Avenue, Approved by Jersey City

Former renderings of 1075 West Side Avenue - Rendering of West Side Square - Marchetto Higgins StieveFormer renderings of 1075 West Side Avenue - Rendering of West Side Square - Marchetto Higgins Stieve

Late last month, the Jersey City Planning Board approved Amerestate Holdings’s plans for three new mixed-use buildings, ranging from three to eight stories in height, at 1072 West Side Avenue and 1075 West Side Avenue, located along Broadway in the Marion section of Jersey City. Approval was also granted to combine the development assemblage into a single property, Jersey Digs reported. Across the entire project, dubbed Avenir, 486 residential units are planned in addition to 25,452 square feet of retail space. The stretch of West Side Avenue between Broadway and Fayette Avenue will be de-mapped and transformed into a public plaza. Amenities include a 384-car parking garage and rooftop terraces. The single-story building that was once home to Puccini’s Restaurant, a single-story former textile factory, and a four-story apartment building must first be demolished. Marchetto Higgins Stieve Architects is behind the design. The Journal Square PATH station is located eight blocks away.

1075 West Side Avenue

Pre-demolition 1072 & 1075 West Side Avenue. Image via Google Maps.

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3 Comments on "Avenir, Three-Building, 486-Unit Mixed-Use Project at 1072 & 1075 West Side Avenue, Approved by Jersey City"

  1. As often as developer work on the plan, seen progress build up the area become new property.

  2. bleak and dreary.

  3. Lorraine Wearley | August 17, 2016 at 8:08 am |

    How much affordable housing has been included???

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